Discuss and substantiate the value of documenting curriculum experiences with Curriculum Activity Guides (CAGs)
What will be an ideal response?
ANS: (answer may include some/all of the following)
? Documentation of activities frees teachers to enjoy the interaction with the children during the experiences.
? Written plans provide program accountability with documentation of the experiences provided for children and comment regarding their participation. This substantiates program goals and allows teachers to continue offering meaningful and flexible activities.
? Appropriate advance planning encourages and allows spontaneous teaching moments.
? Documentation with Curriculum Activity Guides (CAGs) increases efficiency and elevates management skills.
? Teachers who use CAGs, a visual documentation of the curriculum activities, have more time with the children, more time to inform their families about curriculum, and more time to provide in-service guidance for volunteers.
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